Hi I've tried to display image to razor page following way: but it does not work. Image-directory should not bee under website because two websites uses same images.

Hi, It worng with you image path only bind proper path in Scr="Yourimage path".

//this works fine. Here direcertory exhibitionimages is situated under websites wwwroot directory item.ImageName)" width="50"> //but this does not work - Razore Page (Core 5) project. Virtualpath gt_exhibitionimages point to directory C:\Exhibitions\images. When I created Windows Form -project , could I load image to picturebox using virtualpath. And also browser found image. item.ImageName)" width="50">

Please check folder path. Try to hit same path from direct browser window. If you able to access then it should work here as well.

Answers

Can't display image

Matti Niskasaari

626

I've tried to display image to razor page following way:

<img src="http://www.mydoman.com/mypictures/pic1.jpg" />

but it does not work.

Image-directory should not bee under website because

two websites uses same images.

Answers (3)

Next Recommended Forum

How to add the column names in HTML Download

datatable not binding entity framework core..pls help..

Leaderboard

View all

Rodrigo Diaz

Magnus Mårtensson

Tuhin Paul

View all

Yesterday's leader

Rodrigo Diaz

Software Architecture, Cloud computing, Cloud-native apps, AI, .NET, C#

Mexico

186

13k

10.5k

500

Member of the month

Mark Pelf

Belgrade (Yugoslavia)

187

288.9k

10.5k

500

Speaker of the month

Magnus Mårtensson

ASP.NET, .NET, C#, JavaScript, Azure

Sweden

18.3k

58.5k

Upcoming events

View all

Suggested for you

View all

Gourav Jain

Emanuel Martins

Aiswarya E V

Hussain Patel

Sagar Pardeshi

Forum Statistics

Please welcome our newest member Paulo Dalla Nora Macedo.
3,077,224 users have contributed to 147,418 threads and 483,387
In the past 24 hours, we have 5 new threads, 19 new posts, and 169 new users.
In last week, the most popular thread is 'Object reference not set to an instance of the Object.'.